How is the President of Finland chosen?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. By a direct vote of the citizens, for a term of six years
- Step 1: Finland has had direct presidential elections since 1994. Step 2. The president is elected for six years and may serve two consecutive terms. Answer: By a direct vote of the citizens, for a term of six years. Why not the others: Parliament and the cabinet do not choose the president, and the office is not hereditary.
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